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Joyce University is hiring: Clinical Nursing Instructor (RN) in Riverlea

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joyce universityRiverlea (OH)

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About the role

Joyce University seeks a part-time Clinical Nursing Instructor to guide nursing students in real-world clinical environments. In this role, you will supervise and mentor students during patient care, reinforce classroom concepts, and model professional, evidence-based nursing practice. You’ll collaborate with faculty to align clinical experiences with course outcomes, provide timely evaluation and feedback, ensure patient safety and regulatory compliance, and support a student-centered, mission-driven approach to preparing practice-ready nurses. Deliver engaging clinical instruction to nursing students in assigned healthcare settings Supervise, coach, and evaluate students’ clinical performance and professional behavior Ensure safe patient care and adherence to nursing standards and program policies Collaborate with faculty on curriculum implementation and clinical learning outcomes Provide timely feedback, grading, and documentation of student progress Model professional, ethical nursing practice and effective communication with care teams Participate in orientation, faculty meetings, and ongoing program improvement Maintain clinical competence and current knowledge of evidence-based practice Clinical nursing practice Patient assessment Care planning and documentation Medication administration and safety Electronic health records (EHR) Clinical teaching and mentoring Curriculum implementation Student evaluation and feedback Infection prevention and control Interdisciplinary team communication Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active, unrestricted Registered Nurse (RN) license Current BLS/CPR certification Clinical teaching or precepting experience preferred

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